We Were Babies Like You Yesterday
A reflective verse from the Houston Post about generations, describing how adults remember being babies with varied eye colors. The poem emphasizes care, guidance, and prayer as older generations stay to protect and watch over children in a shared universe. It ties parental affection to faith and continuity across ages.
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Houston Post
Bride Keeps Faith as Desk Mystery Deepens
Suzanne frets over a locked desk found in the garret while Bob travels to New York. Bess suspects infidelity but Suzanne recalls her trust in Bob. At dinner Bob reveals the desk is a family wedding gift with a hidden key, empty of secrets, restoring harmony and teaching trust.
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Nora
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Bess Rose
New York
Adelaide Gifford
Adelaide
Thurston
Copper Thurston
Sris
Sue
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San Francisco
Secrets of the Glacier and a Gifted Watch
The article discusses how glaciers form from neve and regetation, noting ice plasticity and crevasses. It then recounts a historic tale of a covert timepiece used at a royal court and credits Helen Keller with owning a special watch gifted by Hon. John Hitz, aiding her timekeeping.
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Daniel P. Rhodes
Tyndall
Alps
Boston Transcript
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Helen Keller
John Hitz
Switzerland
Washington, D. C
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Volta Bureau
Miss Keller
Insurance Offer Turns Surprising Twist in Conversation
A young businessman refuses to insure despite a grim warning from a life insurer. The agent suggests a policy if the applicant fills out forms, citing hereditary risk and possible misdiagnosis. After hesitation, the man agrees to a small policy as the agent completes the application.
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Chicago Daily News
Helen Keller Timepiece Reveals Hour by Feel
Helen Keller possessed a unique method to tell time by feeling a watch. The article explains how she interfaced with a tactile timepiece, enabling accurate hour recognition without sight.
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Helen Keller
Tamed Wild Turkeys Near Lock Haven
Farmer Arista Lucas of Lock Haven Pennsylvania loses forty of his prized tame turkeys after a flock of wild turkeys visited his ten acre grain field. The wild birds and the tame birds formed an unlikely bond and the wilds then disappeared with the tame flock.
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Arista Lucas
Lock Haven
Philadelphia
Endeavor Societies Grow in Japan Amid War Spirit
An increase of eleven Christian Endeavor societies in Japan over the past year brings the total to 126. Reports describe recent convents as spiritually hopeful with growing influence despite wartime strain.
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Japan
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